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Brian

Brian


28 places I want to go   91 places I've been
  1. 1. Greece
    Europe
    4 cheers
    11,105 people
  2. 2. Gozo
    Malta
    2 cheers
    16 people
  3. 3. Istanbul
    Turkey
    1 cheer
    1,490 people
  4. 4. The Great Pyramid of Giza
    Egyptal-Qāhirah (Cairo)GizaGiza Necropolis
    2 cheers
    1,977 people
  5. 5. Scotland
    United KingdomGreat Britain
    2 cheers
    4,015 people
  6. 6. Ireland
    Europe
    1 cheer
    11,300 people
  7. 7. Moskva
    RussiaCentral Federal District
    1,887 people
  8. 8. Wieliczka's Salt Mine
    PolandMałopolskieWieliczka
    34 people
  9. 9. Peru
    South America
    1 cheer
    3,746 people
  10. 10. New Orleans
    United StatesLouisianaOrleans Parish
    2,164 people
  11. 11. Ciudad de La Habana
    Cuba
    329 people
  12. 12. Machu Picchu
    PeruCusco Region
    3,328 people
  13. 13. Isla de Pascua
    Chile
    1,221 people
  14. 14. Lago di Como
    ItalyLombardia
    74 people
  15. 15. Caracas
    VenezuelaDistrito Capital
    84 people
  16. 16. Gates Of The Arctic National Park
    United StatesAlaska
    23 people
  17. 17. Coos Bay
    United StatesOregonOregon Coast
    16 people
  18. 18. New Mexico
    United States
    771 people
  19. 19. Malaysia
    Asia
    1,255 people
  20. 20. Ice Hotel
    SwedenNorrbottens LänNorrbottenKirunaJukkasjärvi
    3 cheers
    599 people
  21. 21. Svalbard
    Norway
    1 cheer
    138 people

Recent entries

Lago di Como, Lombardia

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More particularly the town of Mandello del Lario on the shores of Lake Como. The home of Moto Guzzi.

over 4 years ago

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

4 1/2 hours in Yellowstone

Entered by the West entrance at 6am on my motorcycle. A beautiful time of day with the sun just rising above the mountains and mist hanging in the air. And a motorcycle with its unobstructed views was a great way to take in all that beauty. Saw scores of dear in the several meadows beside the road and a couple of coyotes trotting along the road. Then I came to the Upper Geyser Basin where the mist gave way to steam plumes rising from either side of the road. A fascinating landscape unlike anything I’ve seen before. Took a break at Fountain Paint Pots for a closer look and to let my hands thaw (wearing fingerless gloves on a motorcycle at 6am in Yellowstone is not recommended). The small geysers and bubbling mud pits were in some ways more interesting than the big geysers I’s see later. With feeling returned in my hands, I rode on to Old Faithful which was so good as to blow a half hour after I arrived. I would have liked to have explored the area more fully, but had a full day’s ride ahead and so the call of the road superseded that of the wild. Drove around the north shore of Yellowstone Lake on my way to the East entrance. A fun ride with magnificant views until I hit the road construction going over Sylvan pass. An hour and more of waiting and slow speed riding over gravel tested my patience but at last I reached the east entrance and was on my way out of the park (and into the equally beautiful mountain byways of Wyoming).

over 5 years ago

Buenos Aires, Argentina

I´m here!

Been in Buenos Aires a little over 24 hours with a little under 24 hours to go. 2 days isn´t enough. I´ve been walking the area around my hotel—the Microcentro, Plaza de Mayo, Plaza del Congreso, and Florida street—with Puerto Madero still to go. Won´t make it to San Telmo or Palermo Viejo this trip, but that gives me compelling reasons to return.

over 5 years ago
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